The decision makers themselves are couchsurfing. You'll consistently notice obviously idiotic decisions rooted at decision makers who aren't around to own up t

The decision makers themselves are couchsurfing. You'll consistently notice obviously idiotic decisions rooted at decision makers who aren't around to own up to the mistake. The other end has decision makers never change, they waited too long, were too risk averse to stagnate and the cost of change just keeps rising. The ones who end up surviving this churn, have both kinds of decision makers in equal powers, mistakes are made, but things keep moving sometimes in leaps, sometimes backward steps.